There is no such thing as "common law divorce". Even a prisoner can file for a real divorce through the local courts where the prison is located.

Go consult with an attorney, whether you hire one or not. An online forum is only really going to provide you with "poking" answers to your...

The short answer to this question (and the long answer given the vague posting) is that you need to get an attorney. If you aren't comfortable...

The fact that you have a Final Decree of Divorce in your hands with a judge's signature, a file stamp, and that you can confirm somewhere online...

You may have grounds to modify the Order, but it is not at all clear what is the likelihood of success (or what exactly you are seeking). You would...

Consult with an attorney. "Abandonment" is not a legal concept in Texas as it pertains to property in a divorce. However there are practical...

In short, it is at least worth consulting with an attorney to discuss your options. If he is intentionally under- or un-employed, then the OAG...

There is no way to answer this question based on what you have posted. Any attorney who would answer this question would need to review the...

If you had a common law husband, you likely need a formal divorce. There is no such thing as an "informal divorce" where a valid marriage exists....

An online forum is really not the place to get solid answers to these questions. Generally, any of those items are possible in the right...